McCallie High School - Pennant Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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A cross-crowned tower that rises High above the hillside green Once a battlefield. wet with the blood of brothers The blue clad and the gray Locked in a bitter struggle to the death Now a spot where men are born Torn from the chrysallis of callow youth To meet the challenge of the ave Men who see beauty in the changin pattern Of ,life's kaleidoscopic whirl Men who will give themselves for an ideal, Will give themselves and never as the cost, For whom the call of duty drowns the lure of pleasure, And love of country beckons like ' flame. Men whose thoughts rise above th mortal To the eternal verities of God And whom the knowledge of Coclis trutl THE CAMPBELL TOWER A spire, etched against the sky, U D ' g k a e 1 has freed e From petty aims and dreams of littl worth. Men who will follow right and scorn the wrong Because of lessons learned Beneath the symbol of the cross. HCHALMERS lVICILwA1Nlc, 721 Preparatory fckool Locatea' Un

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The 1955 Cznnvlnt Commemoratef the C Yizznzferfary of Mcdzzie ikool CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSE

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From small beginnings - Founderfs Home, the academic building Cnow Middle Hallj , which replaced the first frame school building, and Douglas Hall, a two-story dormitory when built-McCallie,s physical plant has steadily been developed step by step. North and South Halls and the concrete block gym were followed later by Lockett Lodge and Alumni Hall start- ing the modern building program. Now it stands-the fulfillment of a fifty-year dream -the last units, Davenport Memorial Gymnasium, Hutcheson and Maclellan Halls and the beautiful new chapel, crowned by the Campbell Tower. For Young Men, Mz'ffz'0nary Ridge UJ 1910